Held that the government programme must not be mere ink on paper and that studying it requires more than forty-eight hours, not previous copies sent for a vote. Called for the programme to focus on the agricultural and industrial sectors and to grant farmers fair rights, so as to guarantee genuine sovereignty for the country

Demanded ending the phenomenon of seconding employees and security personnel to work as bodyguards or servants for officials, and objected to bypassing the local investment commissions by obtaining direct investment exemptions from the Prime Minister. (With one intervention)

Asked the directors whether they had actually referred any corrupt employee to the judiciary, demanded binding the next government to a timetable for completing automation and bringing the Region's crossings under control, and demanded activating the Investment Commission, completing the Faw port and the Development Road, and recovering the telecom companies' debts.

Stressed that an MP's real role is oversight and legislation, not services, and demanded the salary scale law, the "Where did you get this from" law, and amending the elections and the oil and gas laws. (Discussion with 4 interventions)